Definitely recommend them! They fought for our roof claim to be approved with our insurance after…read morewind and hail damage.

From the owner: York Public Adjusters provides expert, local advocacy for Illinois property owners to ensure you…read morereceive the full settlement you’re entitled to—not just what the insurance company offers. With over 25 years of experience and a team of licensed inspectors and roofing experts, we handle the entire claims process from the initial inspection to the final rebuild. We take the stress of your claim and get your home back to pre-loss condition.

I'm so excited that I used Peerless to make me whole. I love midcentury and when my place got…read moredamaged I was distraught. Now, I still need to paint, but I'm so excited to have my clean house back.

Peerless was quickly available and very knowledgeable about how to deal with a bad situation.read more

Phenomenal work by Matterhorn Exteriors and specifically owner Chad Venhaus. I had an Insurance…read moreclaim for Hail Damage to replace my roof. Chad met the Insurance adjuster at my home and they collaborated on the best solution for replacement. Chad is definitely a local leader in this industry with certification to match. It was amazing to watch his installation team at work-a well oiled machine with great experience. The best part was the GAF Weather Stopper System Plus warranty provided by Matterhorn. This provides me piece of mind for both product and labor, more than doubling the baseline GAF warranty. If you are looking for a true industry professional, with the best products and an installation like no other, I urge you to contact Chad. It will the best decision you have made in a long time.

From the owner: Matterhorn Exteriors provides residential roofing, window, siding, and storm damage services to…read moreShiloh, IL, and surrounding areas.

We hired Atlas Restoration as a general contractor for repairs to interior and exterior from…read moretornado damage. We chose Atlas based on their positive reviews. The initial meeting went well, and they seemed knowledgeable and professional and talked through the whole process. Atlas did a walk through with us and informed us which rooms we needed to empty, where we should put the items, what they would tarp, and what could be left in place. They explained that they would put down floor coverings, tarp off their work areas, and put dust-eaters in those areas. They said I would need to clean out my refrigerator because it would be unplugged and wrapped. These specific items were written into the insurance estimate and the insurance company paid Atlas to do these things. Ultimately, Atlas did none of the above. There was significant damage to my home and personal items from drywall dust, paint overspray, and paint drips/footprints. Drywall dust and debris were in my HVAC (not completely unexpected from a remodel, but this was caked in), all the internal parts of my brand-new refrigerator, between the floorboards, in light fixtures, in closets, in pictures frames, and in cardboard moving boxes. They also must have had the windows open because drywall dust and debris were in the windowsills and caked to the screens. Paint overspray was on floors, walls, doors, doorknobs, and windows. Paint footprints were on my dining chairs, desk, moving boxes, door mats, and front porch. They set up stations to cut wood and metal in my garage and driveway with the garage door open and got wood and metal shavings in everything I had stored in the garage. When I complained, Atlas said they would have to file a supplemental insurance claim for the cleanup. I told them the insurance had already paid them for the prevention that they did not do. They said insurance would pay for this as part of tornado clean up. The insurance had already paid for initial tornado clean up and this was not part of it. Atlas then had a cleaning crew come out twice, but they just did basic housecleaning (sweep, mop, dust.) When I told Atlas this was unsatisfactory, they said that this was the fault of the subcontractors and they were not responsible. We were left with hours of cleaning and permanent damage. In addition, there were numerous other issues. Items that Atlas was paid for by insurance were not completed or were completed with cheaper products. For example, Atlas was paid to replace some of the blown in insulation in the attic but instead spread out existing insulation. Other acts of unprofessionalism included using our personal tools from our tool chest (tools left lying around the house), rummaging through our storage closet for paint, using our washer/dryer, using our dining chairs/desk/moving boxes in place of step ladders, and using our personal trash cans and brooms for drywall and paint cleanup and ruining them. This left partial paint footprints on all items and broke a box of wine glasses (box labeled "fragile - glasses".) When I complained about these things, they said that they are not responsible for their subcontractors. When I said that as the general contractor, they were, they told me, "It was probably like that before and you just didn't notice." Of course, the job also took much longer than promised. This would have been understandable if we were waiting for materials but that was not the case. Despite initially promising that they focus on one job at a time, it was clear that they were juggling jobs. They only worked at my house 2-3 days per week. There were multiple times that I was asked to meet them or be there to accept a delivery and they no showed. There were also times when I would get very last-minute notices, all impacting my work schedule (taking unnecessary time off or needing last minute time off.) There were even more issues than mentioned here. They ultimately completed the big-ticket items (roof, siding, electric, cabinets, drywall), but their lack of oversight and professionalism that caused significant damage and stress was not worth it. I would not recommend them.

Worst company ever. They do not stand by there work. They came out to do work at our subdivision…read moreand totaled my car and did not even compensate me for anything! Totally beware awful they do not know what they are doing! When the carport fell i started out with just a broken window and a dent. With their poor work ethics I didn't have a car by the time they were done!

Michael and Josh were both friendly and patient with me. My willow tree was looking drab and limbs…read morewere on power lines and I feared it would have to come down. They were able to get the limbs down and trim the tree and now it is doing great and there is no more risk for total loss. I am both thankful and relieved that I was able to keep my favorite tree! Thanks to all the staff at presidential restoration!

I wouldn't work with this company again if my life depended on it. After being ran around and…read morepromised my job would be done multiple times, the job was done incorrectly they came and replaced the shingles on my carport roof, but didn't replace the boards that needed to be replaced. After yet again trying to give the company the benefit of the doubt, I asked them to come and fix the job they messed up because it wasn't what I paid for. They agreed and said they would and they would get to it ASAP, seeing as I had already waited for it to be completed. After waiting 4 weeks for them to come and correct the situation and not hearing from the owner of the company at all, I told them I wanted my money back if they weren't going to perform said job correctly. Well that must have made the owner nervous because he made sure to get back to me and mentioned how I'm a "stupid woman" how "he doesnt need this s*** from me" and he continued to mf me up one side and down another, via phone call about how I can take him to court because he doesn't have to complete my job for 24 months and how he was already in the hole over the job, because it had been bid out incorrectly, and completed incorrectly the first time, so he had to purchase all the materials again. Clearly all things that are not my problem or fault. If the job would have been bid out correctly the first time and completed correctly the first time, I wouldn't have had an issue but he decided to be a misogynistic male, who apparently had TOLD his workers to do the roof the incorrect way the first time to cut cost! Which his workers told me he was the one who instructed them to do it incorrectly. I guess since the employee of his bid us lower than he should have, he thought he would make up cost by cutting corners on our job. Then as his employee called him to let him know what was decided he continued to call me a "pain in the a$$" in front of me...apparently people who expect to get what they pay for in a timely manner when they've been promised something are completely ridiculous to Jeff.